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One EU diplomat told Euractiv that it’s important for Lebanon to remain stable especially in case of further escalation in the region due to recent events between Israel, Gaza, and Iran.

“Cyprus and Lebanon will be the first geographical victims”, one EU diplomat said.

Two diplomats said Nicosia is particularly concerned about potential large migration flows to the island, and raised the issue with EU partners.

Cypriot President Nikos Christodoulides and EU Commission chief Ursula von der Leyen, informed EU leaders about the significance of Lebanon, ahead of their trip to Beirut on 2 May, with the former saying a new EU economic package will be announced at that meeting.

“A specific package of economic support for the country [Lebanon] will be announced for the management of migration, but also for the country itself, which is facing multiple challenges, which I believe will be another step in this holistic approach of ours, to deal with migration”, Christodoulides said.

Euractiv understands that the package could resemble the so-called “cash-for-migrants” deals the EU signed with Tunisia, Mauritania and Egypt over the past few months. (...)